One-day Premier League trends: Manchester United executives firmly support Amorin, Kane becomes the leader in Champions League data

1 - Manchester United executives support Amorin

Times, Manchester United executives still support Amorin.

It is reported that although Amorin coached the team has only scored four points in the first four rounds of the Premier League, he still has the support of Manchester United's board of directors. When Amorin was criticized last month after losing to Greensby in the League Cup, the board held on its stance and said the 40-year-old coach was part of the club's long-term plan, and that position has not changed so far.

2 - Manchester United has another valueless cost

Manchester United released its fourth quarter financial report and financial performance analysis report for fiscal year 2025. The report disclosed that expenditure on special projects was 36.6 million pounds, including compensation for the resignation of many football department personnel such as Tenghach.

Manchester United's financial report describes the "special projects" as: "The annual special projects cost is £36.6 million, including the resignation compensation incurred by the club's operation restructuring, as well as the resignation of former men's first-team coach Eric Tenhach and several football department personnel."

In October last year, Manchester United fired head coach Tenhach. In December last year, Manchester United fired Ashworth, athletic director who had been in office for nearly five months.

3 - Palmer talks about failure: In the first round of the UEFA Champions League stage where we made mistakes, Chelsea lost to Bayern 1-3. In an interview with DAZN after the game, Chelsea midfielder Palmer said that the team missed some opportunities and should have achieved better results.

Palmer said: "I think we played well, we have proved that we deserve to play here. The three goals we lost were our fault and the team had a chance."

"We broke through their defense well, but also missed some opportunities. They are an excellent team and we should have achieved better."

4 - Kane is great

Bayern beat Chelsea 3-1 in this round of the Champions League, and Kane scored twice.

Statistics show that Kane contributed 42 goals and 11 assists in his 58 games in the Champions League career.

He was also able to surpass Beckham and became the British player with 53 goals directly involved in the most goals in Champions League history.

5 - Arteta's good results show that Arteta only conceded 18 goals in 25 Champions League games, ranking third in history by averaging 0.72 goals.

1. Capello 86 Champions League games, 59 goals conceded, 0.68 goals per game

2. Rijkaard 45 Champions League games, 28 goals per game {0.70 goals per game

3. Arteta 25 Champions League games, 18 goals per game {0.72 goals per game

After defeating Bilbao, Arsenal returned to the club's training base to take the annual family portrait. All 8 new players appeared on the cover this summer and became Arteta's new apprentices, and 15-year-old Doman is also on the list.